Development Course Works Samples For Students

Fenton, William. "Using Sponsorship to Drive Environmental Awareness And Change." Journal of Sponsorship 3.2 (2010): 124-129. Business Source Complete. Web. 7 Mar. 2014.

This articles explores how sports organization use sponsorship money to develop some attractive platforms for brands to showcase their showcase their environmental initiatives and produce new environmentally friendly products. The author adds that other stakeholders such as energy companies and automobile sector, which have the incentive to reduce emission, are currently making significant contribution to such organizations. This article will help in completing this research because it offers descriptive details on the efforts of ...

NEW STAR HOSPITAL

INTRODUCTION
Hospitals require enhancing the standards by meeting the needs of the time. This includes innovation, technological change, and modernization in health care. Along with this, researching the industry and offering the best level of services to the communities in which the system is operating. In this report the mission, vision, values and strategic positioning of the hospital will be discussed so that the new employees who are joining can understand the goals which the strategic managers aim to acquire. This is an essential component using which the businesses can manage a diverse workforce and align them appropriately for ...

Communication

A description of the organization you have chosen and your relationship to it. This can be a workplace or an organization where you volunteer. (1-2 paragraphs)

The organization chosen for this course project is Coca-Cola. The Coca-Cola Company is the largest soft drink manufacturer globally with a presence in over 200 countries. Since the company was founded over a century ago in America, it has grown into one of the largest global organizations in terms of annual sales and profit. This multinational organization has a diverse culture that would be interesting the study. Diversity is an important part of organizational culture at ...

According to Syria (2011, p. 15), LTELs denote students or learners who have been registered within USA schools for over 6 years, are not progressing towards proficiency of English and are academically struggling. They lack English skills required for academic success. Moreover, they have accumulated academic gaps within their elementary school or within middle school years.

Long-term English students have features including living all or most of their lives within USA, are always orally bilingual, moreover, sound native English speakers lacking well-established academic literacy skills within English. Besides, always have habits of learned passivity, non-engagement, as well as ...

Discussion 1:

Globalization has led to an increasing melding of the developed and developing worlds, with the latter being more easily accessible due to the ease with which individuals and organizations can reach out to countries. In this photo, an African woman carries her child with her in a papoose on her back, while she holds material in a cardboard box above her head, transporting goods from one place to another. The photo intends to symbolize the influence of nations upon each other – the cardboard box, a symbol of industrialization, is being used for great utility by this member of a developing nation. This picture ...

Iberian Expansion

In the fifteenth century, there was a rapid expansion in the Europe continents that affected almost all parts of the world. This was as a part of the world tendency toward the difficulties in the human being society. The rising states on the Europe fringe were the matching empires of the West Africa and the empires of the Aztecs, who were the rapid rising states in the Eurasian fringes. The countries involved in Europe included; England, Portugal, France and Spain. The navigation and development of trade in the Europe were encouraged by the development of the navigation technology by the Arab ...

An information system can be described as a combined group of components that can be used for gathering, storing, and processing information. Many organizations worldwide depend on information systems to manage and control their operations.

The development of an information system occurs in stages referred to as the life cycle of an information system. The life cycle goes through six stages. These stages are the feasibility study, the analysis phase, the design phase, the programming stage, installation and maintenance stage (Sadagopan, 1997).

The feasibility study is always done to have a view of the ...

Insider action research faces several challenges associated with the political dynamics of the researcher being a member of the system/community/organization he is researching. The political dynamics, if not well managed, have the potential to undermine the research endeavors and impede the planned change (Coghlan, 2007). The main challenge is the challenge of the validity of the data because the inside researcher is suspected to be biased, emotionally attached to the system/organization under study and thus what constitutes valid data is intensely contested and politicized. Other challenges include gaining access to data, using data, publishing and disseminating the results. In addition, ...

Are Leadership and Management Different?

There are a certain key differences between leaders and managers, even though both the concepts must go hand in hand. In a book published in 1989, “On Becoming a Leader”, Warren Bennis highlighted following differences. In his opinion, managers administer, but leaders innovate. Because of this the managers just maintain, whereas the leaders develop. This is what makes a manager a copy, whereas the developmental efforts make a leader original. Further, the manager focuses on the structure and system, whereas leader focuses on people. This is further exemplified by manager’s focus on control, and leader’s emphasis on generating trust. In other words, manager ...

Emerging markets refers to markets that are in a transition from developing to developed markets. They are as a result of rapid growth in the economy which results from heavy industrialization. This rapid growth leads to their economies growing at double digits thus their increase in revenue and resources. A good example is China which has surpassed the growth rate of the United States of America. Cavusgil’s (2013) study found the following: embracing of new technology by emerging markets has led to rapid growth of production (p.332).
Technology strategy will work effectively in emerging markets by making businesses to ...

Ch.5.1 Nature and Nurture are two distinct elements that control and mould our personal development. While one is associated with heredity, the other is associated with the environment where they live. A child’s nature develops at home; from his/her family members, while it is nurtured by the influence of the outside. As a child, there is not much that I did on my own. I would go to school, study, and play with other children till I developed a particular interest in a boy or girl whom I would call my friend. Mrs. Chan was my ...

Mobile applications otherwise referred to as Apps have revolutionized communication and connectivity. Almost everybody today owns a smart phone capable handling applications. Apps are convenient because the user does not incur carrier charges other than the internet connectivity costs. This is a paper on a Book Exchange App. Special focus is given to the design and architecture of the app and how it will help students trade books amongst themselves.

OBJECTIVES

The objective of the Book Exchange App is to ease the task of laborious library searches for a needed book. The app will also eliminate the need of making new book purchases because ...

1. What are service obstacles.

Service obstacle is the barriers that affect the customer service delivery. For example, when a customer or guest seeks some answers from a staff, and the staff claims that the guest waits to get a feedback. This frustrates guests and in the end, customers may not like the service. In addition, customer obstacle entails the failure of the staff to communicate well or give quality service to the customer.

2. How can you identify service obstacles?

Service obstacle can be identified through the feedback from the customers, the popularity of the ...

The meaning of brief varies among therapists, but there is one common aspect: it is a blanket term that incorporates a variety of psychotherapies. Some therapists focus on the current patient observable behavioral interaction, and aim to change the going system (Molnar & Shazer, 1987). This approach was engineered in response to situational limitations, as well as, patient needs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987). In practice, brief therapy has short versions of conventional and family therapies. The underpinnings of conventional and family therapies are employed but are brief. This approach is exceptionally useful if the desired therapy is unavailable or beyond the reach of ...

The sports apparel company is aspiring to enter the international market (China) to drive its sales and revenue. The local market is at saturation level and the company has been forced to seek a foreign market to sustain profitability. The population in Shanghai city is the target market. As the business development manager, it is one’s responsibility to put in place the relevant structures such that the company will be venturing into that market in two years time (by 15th April 2016). The sales and marketing department will send a team of personnel in the target market to assess the ...

Electrical machines are found in many places. This paper describes how a computer, an electronic iron, a mobile phone, and a fridge are structured, and work.

Computer structures include; the basic input output system (BIOS), Central processing unit (CPU), Random Access memory (RAM) - temporary storage, the hard disk (permanent storage), communication channel ( cables/wireless), Bus(high speed internal communication), and other ad-on devices. The BIOS stores all the parameters to be input as turn on or turn off devices, flash disks, USB, printers, keyboard, sound cards etc. these parameters are found in the flash memory. The CPU is the processing part ...

IMPROVEMENT IN THE HEALTH (NURSING) SYSTEM

Improvement in the health (nursing) system
Nurses are an important part of the society. According to Dorothy Johnson’s behavioral systems design, the human being is a system that when disrupted, nurses assist in restoring the system to normal functionality (Johnson 1990). According to the American Nurses Association (ANA), the nursing profession is faced with several challenges that hinder the full dispensation of the duties as a nurse should. Some of these challenges include staffing problems, mandatory overtime and lack of security when handling patients. All these problems can be tied to management of the organizations. If the management at ...

Discussion Question

Before any system can be developed, developers need use case diagrams to help them identify all the scenarios, actors, methods and classes that will be required to be developed. While developing the initial use case realizations, developers make three basic assumptions.

- Perfect Technology Assumption: (Satzinger, 2012, pp. 327-369)
This is an assumption that the system will remain to run in a perfect operation condition and technological conditions. It separates all the technology dependant events from the requirements of the function. This assumption includes ...

Educational institution

In the times of highly sophisticated computers, there are several fields in our everyday life that need the implementation of such technology. Healthcare system is among those primary ones that could greatly benefit from the development of information systems for an additional optimization, and further development of its own.

As the amount of health-related information is constantly growing, public health organizations will soon require well-designed information systems to simply function, and make optimal use of that stacking data. Healthcare system will rely on information systems in managerial decision making, program and clinic administration, public health planning, policy analysis, ...

- Bookmakers owning series of betting shops. The customers will be available in the shops for betting on horse race. A sample data was collected from 150 shops. In that 50 days are Saturday and 150 days are week end. The scatter plot has been plotted between the expenditure per customers against the number of races and against the square root of races. The scatter plot against the expenditure per customers and the square root of races fits the best linear regression graph than the number of races. In statistics the slope of square roots makes the best fit ...

What is auditor independence and what is its significance to the audit profession

Auditor independence is the independence of both internal and external auditors. It involves the auditors and the company being audited. It involves carrying out audits devoid of any influence from parties with financial interests in the company. It involves separation of personal and professional feelings, mostly stipulated in the auditors’ code of conduct. It is important in that auditor’s opinions are based on the actual findings from the audit. Auditors are esteemed to be independent and unbiased when dealing with financial statements (Kinney 73). This is significant as they are impartial during the audit process, therefore giving opinions ...

Abstract

Change is said to be constant and may affect an organization either positively or negatively. Surprisingly, even when change is expected to yield positive results or will bring growth and development to the organization, employees still have the audacity resist it. This has brought about the conclusion that people always resist to change. Our organization is not an exception. In this respect, this report identifies a strategy which the organization may adopt to reduce resistance to change. The report will also explain why such a strategy will be effective and appropriate for the organization.

Introduction

The organization should seek to understand the ...

Albert Shanker Institute writes that, “State teaching quality oversight bodies to work on linking student standards and curriculum guidance to teacher preparation and development, and to ensure that sufficient resources are allotted to these efforts (Albert Shanker Institute, 2011, p.381).” Implementing an assessment for both teachers and students would help initiate equality among schools across the country. This is essential to America because it promotes a sense of equality for everyone through attaining equal skills and concepts among students. Given that state governments prefer their sovereignty from the national government when it comes to state affiliated issues such as education ...

Status offenses entail conduct that is not a crime when it is committed by an adult, but it is a violation of the law if a minor commits them. Some of the examples of status offenses include skipping school, consumption of alcohol, running ways, violating curfew, as well as being beyond parents’ control. If the status offenses were determined according to social rather than the legal definition, there could be a lot of statistical changes in delinquency. It is worth nothing that the delinquency statistics will reduce due to the social view of some of the status offenses.

Social views of status offenses ...

Introduction

The respiratory system can be termed as a biological system comprising of specific structures and organs that are used, by an organism, in the respiration process. It participates in the exchange together with intake of oxygen and carbon dioxide between an organism and its environment (Seeley, Stephens and Tate).

In vertebrates that breathe air, respiration occurs in the organs of respiration, lungs. The air passage to the lungs for supply of oxygen to the body is called inhalation, while the air passage away from the lungs to release carbon dioxide is called exhalation. In human beings, the anatomical characteristics ...

Reflective Essay

Myself, along with four other students, comprised a group whose primary duties were to provide consultation for the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) of our university. The primary question was to determine whether or not it was feasible for the university to offer qualifications in management and leadership, as well as how much this qualification was in demand. My experience with the client consultancy project saw my group of five students come together successfully as a team in order to achieve these goals. While there were issues with communication and work ethic that needed to be addressed at first, our attitudes and ...

Data formats that are used to present information to the customers vary. The recommended formats that are described in the military standards are under review in most organizations. From time to time, engineering projects need to be assessed and evaluated in order to get the performance of the plans and the projects that are in progress. One of the things that are measured when measuring technical performance management (TPM) is the progress of the work. There is also the timeliness measurement that is measured in many projects. One format that can be used in measuring this parameter is graphs. ...

- Please write a report about a current event (within the last 6 months) that is related to Airline operations.

A conference on Airline & Aerospace MRO & IT is the current event that relates to airline operations. The conference was held in Bangkok, Thailand from 16th to 17th October 2013. This conference is the only event that addresses issues that relate to the development of IT and application in aircraft maintenance and flight operations. This conference offers solutions for independent MROs and airlines who want to increase their efficiency in service delivery (Nebylov, pg. 73). It also helps them to reduce ...

Description of Business Audience

Description of Business Audience
Business success depends greatly on the behavior of its audience. As norm, businesses respond by identifying their audience, their preferences, as well as their capabilities and inabilities. A business audience refers to a group of persons that constitute a community of possible buyers of a specific product (Cram, 2009). Apparently, the definition, business audience is not every person that the business would interact with, but specific persons who are willing and capable of engaging in business deals with the business.

A major obligation of the marketers is to identify the socio-economic trends of the target audience. ...

DMAIC Improvement Cycle

DMAIC is an abbreviation for Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. DMAIC is a data-driven cycle that is used to stabilize, optimize and improve the design and process of business operations. This is the main tool that is used to support projects that incorporate Six Sigma. DMAIC is not restricted to Six Sigma and can be used with other frameworks as well for improvement of business applications (Sokovic, 2010).

Define

The main goal of this phase is to define the problem for which the DMAIC cycle is used along with the resource allocation and time required to resolve a business problem.

Measure

The ...

Introduction

After September 15 of the year 2008, the financial crisis which originated from the United States of America spread all over the globe which economically harmed many nations, particularly, the developing and under developed countries. Because many financial and non-financial institutions having origination in United States were operating at a global level, their fall negatively affected all those countries in which their subsidiaries were running the business operations.

In view of this, the research paper is written to demonstrate for policymakers and economists about how a financial crisis in one country could spread over and affect other countries as well. ...

Abstract

There are different research designs that we have. Different people prefer to use the different designs for different reasons. There are threats to validity for each of the designs. There are factors that can affect the research design that an individual or a group of people carrying out the research will prefer to use:

A researcher must first find out the best research design for the particular type of research they are undertaking. Different research works work different with the research designs. The individual will have to look at the available designs and see the advantages and disadvantages of ...

Located to the far east of West Philadelphia, University City is geographically defined by boundaries formed by the Shuykill River towards the east, the fifty second street towards the west, Woodland Avenue, the University Avenue and the Civic Center Boulevard towards the south. In the north we have the Spring Garden Street, the Powelton Avenue and the Market Street.

In this boundaries there are local neighborhoods that include the Cedar Park, Spruce Hill, Squirrel Hill, Powelton Village, Woodland Terrace and the Walnut Hill.

This small city is characterized by various educational institutions some of which give it ...

Introduction

Remember the Titans is a movie centered on group development. It is about a Virginia football team that fell under the direct effects of racial conquests. In essence, the school was composed of a team that was characterized by those whites and blacks. In this regard, a new coach for the team was in cooperated into the management of the affairs that was pertinent to the affairs of people. Mr. Boone was a black coach who was appointed to replace the incumbent white coach. However, his leadership in the school team could not yield the expected results from the fact that, some members of ...

Introduction

A visual material can refer to various elements within the electronic sector. Such elements considered as visual materials are photographs, paintings, drawings, designs and even prints (Sharma, 2006). Others include films, video and cartoons. Either, analysts argue that the three dimensional art works that include elements such as sculptures or any other architectural that can possibly be categorized as fine art can also be considered to be a visual material. There are also documentary recordings that are also considered to be of visual in nature. Analysts argue that there are those visual materials that are most like to be one ...

1. The HS2 Railway Network

On November 2013, the Government passed a hybrid bill to Parliament supporting the launch of Phase One of the High Speed Two (HS2) project (DfT 2013). Consultation ended in February 2014 and the Parliament is in the process of appointing an independent assessor to provide an outline of all issues surrounding the project. The HS2 project is a railway network that is part of the Coalition Agreement and the Department for Transport’s (DfT) business plan from 2010 until 2015. HS2 has two phases, which will be launched separately and thus, will be subjected to ...

The importance of the role of an Early Child Hood Development practice and practitioner are both of eminent nature because of the cognitive influence these marks over the society. The public policies are developed cautiously in the light of proven theories to carve the practice of childcare, preschools, federal programs, and public schools (Duby, 2014). The function of an Early Childhood Professional encompasses over the spectrum of conceptualization, synergy, instruction and evaluation. The responsibility to attain the target of educating demand austere dedication for the development and implementation of services. The constant refinement is the ...

Organizational communication is one of the division of the discipline of communication studies. It can be defined as analysis and criticism of communication functions in organizational contexts. Advantages of viewing organizational communication in terms of power is that the researcher is able to understand the effectiveness of downward communication. Viewing organizational communication in terms of power also helps to establish how power affects communication among individuals in an organization. The disadvantage of this view is that it does not effectively analyze communication in an organization.

Critical approach originated from the school of thought of critical theory. This term ...

GM is in the form of an oligopoly market structure this is where the companies are controlled by a few firms. This make it difficult for other firms to penetrate the industry because of the market barriers put in place (Dwivedi, 2010). In this market buyers are perfectly aware of prices, but there exist seller’s entry barriers. GM had been selling cars with faulty doors for the last three years. This is a clear indication that, GM market structure is not competitive. The situation is made worse by not having a firm that could have replaced GM faulty models. There is ...

Filters

Filters might not work in Internet explorer because it is not possible to mix images and gradient on one image. There are versions of internet explorer which do not support multiple backgrounds in a native manner. It is required that the mixture be done individually. Filters should be used on individual elements and not mixing the features and the properties together. One alternative to achieving this would be to have the image use the gradient and let the image have a <element>. This would have the image shadow as a background to the image. Another solution would be to change the ...

Introduction

People are very privileged to witness and experience a profuse and diverse natural resources and wildlife on our planet. However, this abundance of natural resources comes with a big stewardship responsibility. For many years, people have known the moral obligation to conserve and guard the diversity of wildlife.
Loss of different species is very common nowadays. This loss is brought by population growth, habitat fragmentation and loss, invasive disease and resource removal (IPCC, 2001). Scientists state that the world is now living the sixth vast extinction. Countless species are in jeopardy. For instance, in the United States, more than five-hundred ...

Part 1: Total Quality Management and Project Management

Based on what I read and studied, I think that Total Quality Management and Project Management complement each other as they both address everything in projects and works (“Topic 5,” n.d.). With these two combined, a company can look after the quality control of various projects and products to make sure that they are delivered well. Everything undergoes total quality control so that a project of high-quality will be delivered.

The Program Management Information System is also combined with Total Quality Management. It is a software application that supports the planning, monitoring, and controlling ...

Introduction

They say that the only thing that is constant in this planet is change. This old phrase can indeed be true in a lot of ways. It can also be applied not only in life but also in the process of managing a business. To innovate is to embrace change and improvement.

Innovation refers to any process that may lead to better solutions to problems, higher efficiency and effectiveness in doing work, higher productivity, and in general, increased capability to meet and fulfill the market needs. Any business has the right and the ability to innovate. Innovation can be done ...

Program description

Weight loss programs are mostly not designed with children in mind. Due to increasing numbers of children who are becoming obese and other problems related with an increase in weight, there is, therefore, need to develop a program that addresses this problem. The program seeks to bring down the number of children who are developing weight related problems by putting in place a good health care delivery program that encompasses educational aspects to all the stakeholders involved. The program shall seek input from all stakeholders who include health professionals as pediatricians and family physicians and also the parents or guardians of ...

- How does Burke's inclusion of the NORAD site 'date' the series to the late Cold War?

The inclusion of NORAD site remarkably contributes to the understanding of the late Cold War. It is dates world war in the 1960s and 1970s when USSR focused on establishing intercontinental and sea-launched flying missiles.NORAD was in full control of all the operations that were launched during this time. NORAD was managed all the air planed missiles space operations. The site reveals more on the plans and operations that were launched to accomplish the Cold War missions by the USSR.

- What was added or subtracted to adapt the text into a video format?
- How is James Burke ...

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The risk of death by patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) stems not only from their critical illness but also from nasocomial infection. Among the critically ill patients, pneumonia is one of the most common nasocomial infections, affecting 27% of the patients (Cai, 2011). Hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) or ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) as it is commonly referred occur 48 hours or more after admission and endotracheal intubation (mechanical ventilation) of the patient (Drakulovic, 1999). The frequency of nasocomial pneumonia varies among the types of ICUs with high incidences of VAP mortality reported in children’s pediatric intensive care unit ( ...

In an organization, senior leadership may resist a strategic development. This resistance may be based on several justifications. The first is that this leadership may note that a strategic change may constraint their organization in financial terms (Morrill, 2013). Therefore, instead of threatening the solvency of their organization, such leadership may decide to abandon a strategy. Reasons may include heavy expenditure on equipment acquisition and high staff training costs, for instance.

The other reason is that the senior leadership may find a strategic change as unsustainable. Given the need for complementing resources and additional dedication, substance of a strategic change may prove difficult ...

Q1: Changing business environment and the concept of work relationships demonstrate new angles of work ethics and morale. Office romance that was previously considered taboo has been in the focus of attention in business and social circles. The reality is that changing organizational profiles, new perspectives on the leadership and motivation of personnel place the role of the social environment forward as one of the strong extrinsic motivational factors (Mainiero and Konrad, 2011). The question is: “How Does a Modern Leaders ‘joggle’ this sensitive issue in the office?” One could argue that transformational leadership should be able to delegate authority and ...

Transportation sector plays a pivotal role for the economic development of a country. The secretaries of transportation agencies particularly Bureau of Transportation Statistics and Surface Transportation Board need to evaluate different indicators for sustainable growth and development of the respective departments.

Rationale for Bureau of Transportation Statistics

Bureau of Transportation Statistics focused on the performance, condition, and development of the transportation system of United States. Furthermore, it concentrates on collection, examination and releasing of data gaps for improvement of transport statistics portals (Department of Transportation, 2014).

The approximated value of U.S. transportation properties in 2010 was more than $7 trillion. The public has one-half of the ...

Both Piaget’s and Vygotsky’s theories have a common field, the cognitive development in children. Cognitive development refers to the study of development in children in parts of language learning, speech, processing information plus other brain development aspects. It compares children’s cognitive psychology from the point of view of an adult. The two theories try to explain how children develop using cognitive development.

Comparing the two theories, their similarity only lies on the fact that they both explain that social interaction is the underlying factor in cognitive development in children, but then different methods and factors are ...

Given managerial values, professional or industrial values, values are identified as a set of expectations that each field (profession) should meet. It is what has been agreed upon as principles or decisions that guide actions in a field. Some values are universal while others are set aside by a company in a particular industry- mostly as their virtue.
Luthans Doh’s book of “Role in Culture”, Part two explains the fact that, the major dimensions in the study of culture is a value. It describes values as the basic conviction people have regarding what is right or wrong, good or ...

Introduction

Education is a form of learning in which the knowledge, skills, and habits of a group of people are transferred from one to another. This transfer is through teaching, training, or research, using various texts, image, animation, and sound. Therefore, in this modern age of quality maintenance and development of training and teaching, it is good employ these elements of texts, image, animation, and sound through effective instructional design and model. In this age of computerization and globalization, all the educational institutions are utilizing modern tools to impart effective and efficient knowledge. However, the major challenge in front of us is ...

The Gross Domestic Product has been used as an index of economic progress since the dawn of the nineteenth century. The use of GDP as an index of economic growth and development was inspired by the works of Simon Kuznets who stressed the importance of this measure of the total economic production in a nation in a year as an index to compare the economic improvement a country makes over time as well as for a cross-country comparison. But Kuznets himself later on expressed his view on the inability of GDP to take into account a number of important aspects of growth.

It ...

Two pivotal approaches to cognitive development that challenged Piaget’s widely-known theory are Vygotsky’s sociocultural approach and the information-processing perspective. In spite of the distinction between psychogenesis and epistemogenesis, Lev Vygotsky’s and Jean Piaget’s views manage to complete each other and reach a similar conclusion—knowledge is formed within a certain social context and has a specific material (Tryphon, 1996).

Piaget proposes that, during the development of human thinking, we go through stable, predictably structured sequences of stages. The consistency and stability of these stages are undoubtedly questioned by today’s standards in psychological research (Baron 1995). For ...

Abstract

The INTASC Standards provides a framework for teaching that entails eight principles for the professional educator. The focus of this paper centers on Principle Six: “The educator understands and uses formal and informal strategies to evaluate and ensure the continuous intellectual, social, and physical development of the learner.” This paper asserts that this is the most important principle for the professional educator to demonstrate proficiency in. This paper also discusses the importance and benefits of student evaluation in the improvement of academic programs.

Introduction

This paper aims to address the requirements of Assignment 2.2 in Walden University’s EDAD ...

Transnational Social Movement Organizations (TSMO) is a generic, umbrella term referring to civil society entities and networks espousing socioeconomic, cultural or political issues with a global viewpoint and with a strong equity imperative. The TSMOs typically work in consort with like-minded organizations, leverage support from multiple constituencies, address complex issues, and their support base usually transcends national boundaries. Operating at multiple levels, their targets typically include national governments, multinational corporations, international agencies and regulatory forums. (Pellow 92) The birth of transnational social movements has its theoretical underpinnings in the sociological ‘conflict perspective’ that causally links the development disparities (the so-called North-South divide) within ...

There are three grand theories providing theoretical framework for studying human development: psychoanalytic theory, behaviorism and cognitive theory.

The fundamental concepts of the psychoanalytic theory are the underlying forces (inner drives, mental and emotional processes, motives) shaping the personality, behavior, thinking, attitude, decision making, etc. Central to this theory, introduced by Sigmund Freud, is a point of view that a individual in his or her development passes through specific psychosexual stages: oral, anal, phallic, latent and genital. Ericson, who also contributed to the psychoanalytic theory, offered different classification of development stages. Each stage has its unique needs, motivation drivers, challenges and relationships. According to Freud, people act from three major states of the ...

INTRODUCTION

Coca Cola Company (CCCL) was established in the year 1892 in the Atlanta state of USA. The company offers a range of beverages as the world’s largest beverage provider having around 500 variants being served to its customers. Coca Cola is a global company with its foot prints across 200 countries of the world in given below proportion:
(Coca Cola)

Some prominent players of the Coca Cola portfolio are as follows:

The share of Minute Maid in the revenue of the Coca Cola was 7.27% in 2009 which grew to 7.88% in the year 2013 (Trefis, a). According to the Report Linker’s analysis, Minute Maid is one of the leading ...

- Imagine that an associate of yours just designed a table with captions outside the table’s borders. The font on the Website is black, and the text inside the table is red. He is frustrated because the captions he placed outside of the table are not black, but rather red. Predict how this happened and provide three recommendations to help resolve your colleague’s dilemma.

Caption must be the first element in the table and in this case it was placed outside. Inline CSS styling was use by my associate to change color. The appropriate recommendation is to ...

Attachment theories have are based on observational studies that examine the lifelong bonds that develop between children and their parents. The theory takes parents as the attachment figure, and considers the relationships that children develop during their childhood. In addition, the theory also focuses on the mental and emotional impact these particular relationships have on children once they grow up. Secure attachment on the other hand, develops when a parent or adult is sensitive towards a children's requirements, understanding fully what the child wants to communicate, and meets these requirements in an effective manner. Needless to say, the importance of secure ...